How did that silly episode contain the earworm of all earworms? I'm certain that when I'm old and senile, that song will be the last thing I'll remember.

Apparently, actual porn coloring books do also exist. I'm not sure who that's supposed to appeal to.

If there's one thing I've learned from video games, it's that waist high walls are the best protection there is.

I remember suggesting The Right Stuff to watch with my parents without realising it's 3 hours long. That was a mistake. But baggy though it is, it's a fascinating and highly watchable film. And my dad, who remembers that age well, stuck with it to the end.

*good head*… *easily pegged*… *Aubrey Plaza*…
ahem, excuse me for a moment.

It is, to be fair, a pretty slow movie. It doesn't help that the whole thing is filmed like a hazy dream, and the limited dialogue is mostly inconsequential.

They're still screwed, though.

I wonder who's more embarrassed by that film, Angelina Jolie or Daniel Craig… actually, it's probably Jon Voight.

I only discovered recently it's possible to click 'Not Interested' on a Youtube recommendation and make it go away. That massively improved my user experience.

Yeah, music is arguably the most subjective of all art forms. (Except possibly art itself.)

The good die young.

By the end of 2017, all those celebrities who died in 2016 will look like the lucky ones.

The only death scene of the many in GoT that's actually moving, IMO.

I don't think there is much difference in practice, actually…

As opposed to paranoid censorship in a post-Internet era, when the truth gets 'debunked' and false rumors just get circulated faster.

Trump's fans don't really give a shit about that sort of thing (although they would have if Clinton had said it). They're just happy as long as he keeps attacking the right people.

I remember when Obama was first elected (and then re-elected), plenty of people were saying it was proof that the left is better at the internet age of politics… the internet doesn't inherently favour leftwingers or rightwingers, but at the moment the right are doing better at getting people's attention.

How about: Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, the Wicked Witch of the West, the Wizard, and Toto. OK, most of those are archetypes rather than characters, but much the same is true of Star Wars.

The 'up yours, America' scene in Love Actually works better if you assume the president is actually Donald Trump. Then it's almost plausible… almost.

Well, they wouldn't have made it if they hadn't made the money. The first Star Wars is intentionally a self-contained story which leaves things open for a possible sequel, but doesn't demand one.